J. Graham Johnson

Graham
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PhD Student, Hispanic Linguistics
Teaching Assistant of Spanish

My name is Graham Johnson and I'm currently a second-year PhD Student in Hispanic Linguistics at UGA. I also serve as an Instructor of Record in the Spanish program (SPAN 1001/1110). My current research interests include: pragmatics and discourse analysis, discourse markers, speech acts, and pragmatic variation, as well as sociolinguistics, language attitudes, historical linguistics, and phonetics/phonology. 

Education:

In 2017 I received a B.A. in Spanish from Berry College in Rome, Georgia. I then completed my M.A. in Hispanic Linguistics at UGA in 2019, where I wrote my thesis over reformulation markers in Peninsular Spanish discourse. 

Events featuring María González-Ferrer, J. Graham Johnson, Ningxian Li
GSO feb 3 poster
February 3

Romance Languages Colloquium

Gilbert Hall Room 116 and ZOOM

The Romance Languages GSO is proud to organize the following colloquium:

  1. 'Nunca voy a usar el lenguaje inclusivo'. Actitudes lingüisticas hacia el languaje inclusivo en Espana y Argentina
    Presented by Maria Gonzales & Graham Johnson (in Spanish, at 4:00)
  2. The transition feature of todavia
    Presented by Ningxian Li (in English…

Contact Information

jgraham1@uga.edu
Office: Gilbert Hall, 302
Office Hours: MWF, 11:30-12:30

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Major Professor

Sarah Blackwell

Sarah E. Blackwell

Professor of Spanish Linguistics

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